Rasmussen Reports yesterday released the results of the latest survey taken on October 20, 2010 of 500 likely voters in South Dakota.
Republican Kristi Noem has moved slightly further ahead of incumbent Democrat Stephanie Herseth-Sandlin in South Dakota’s election for the U.S. House of Representatives.
Noem picked up 49% of the vote, while Herseth-Sandlin remained at 44%. 2% prefer some other candidate, and 5% are still undecided.
Her fiscal conservative, limited government, pro-life, pro-2nd Amendment policies seem to be gaining greater traction.
Even greater gains may be realized in these final days of the campaign as Senator John Thune, who has endorsed Kristi Noem, will travel the state with her on a bus tour of local communities to get out the vote.
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